Sentence examples for destroyed tissues from inspiring English sources

However, none of the above hypotheses can elucidate the observed rapid tumor regression, the spectacular necrosis or apoptosis of the cancer cells and the fast elimination of the destroyed tissues.

However, in the animals with TF that became infected and extruded, severe neutrophil infiltration was present as a result of acute inflammation that was caused by the presence of infectious agents and foreign material, and the neutrophils appeared to participate in the removal of destroyed tissues by phagocytosis and enzyme release, as well as formation of chemotactic factors [ 30, 31].

It has trailed a path of destroyed tissue in its wake, continuing until the pressure itself stopped the bleeding.

Virtually every organ system is taxed as the body goes into overdrive to try to heal huge areas of destroyed tissue.

One challenge seems to be that new brain tissue possibly grown via transplanted stem cells would not restore memories stored in destroyed tissue.

Macrophages not only engulf pathogens but also help the healing process by disposing of cellular debris which accumulates from destroyed tissue cells and neutrophils that self-destruct after ingesting microorganisms.

Conventional ablation electrodes, which are powered with radio frequency energy (RFE) provide only a poor control of destroyed tissue (lesion) depth and direction due to inhomogeneous thermal and electrical tissue properties.

Our results demonstrated that all 3 bleaching methods efficiently bleached melanin and partially destroyed tissue antigen.

When tissues are injured, catabolic cytokines including TNFs are released, evoke inflammation, and function in the removal of destroyed tissue.

Originally it was believed that the applied stem cells multiplied in the damaged region, where they differentiated and replaced the destroyed tissue.

During the second stage of wound repair inflammation FN participates in opsonizing ECM debris and activates macrophages for phagocytizing the destroyed tissue residues [ 1, 4].